

One cigarette. Six strangers. Absolute chaos in 15 minutes flat.
What begins as a simple quest to bum a cigarette spirals into an absurd urban odyssey through the surreal underbelly of Minneapolis.
Direction
Takoda Rhoades turns Minneapolis into a liminal dreamscape.
Acting
Naturalistic weirdos who feel like people you actually know.
Director
Takoda Rhoades
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Part of a wave of 'Minneapolis weird' indie cinema that treats the city as its own character, not just generic Midwest.
The 15-minute runtime is intentional—Rhoades wanted the anxiety of a real cigarette break, complete with the desperate need to get back before someone notices you're gone.